a combination of two indie game scenes i have next to no interest in (deckbuilders and roguelites), by a guy whos last quirky crazy meta game i thought was Nice but maybe not anything i havent rly seen before, and the result is, if maybe not an all-time favorite, certainly one of those things that just makes me think that maybe video games are the best medium after all. the mechanical unity is rly key to this one's success vs the vignettes of pony island or something similar like frog fractions...no matter what happens, yr always playing a very enjoyable card game that takes advantage of its non-symmetrical pve style to the fullest extent, with enjoyable and surprising iterations throughout. all thats left is for it to deliver an enjoyable creepypasta that speaks at least a few emotional truths about competing creative visions, and maybe creativity in general. the disarming sentimentality that graces moments of the finale is well earned...there is much to be attached to, in the intimacy of learning how to play, and in the desire to give everything a Voice to be heard and understood